Prominent M. E. Bishop Beauchamp Dies at 62
Bishop William Beauchamp of the Methodist Episcopal Church South died in Richmond Virginia after a three week illness from pernicious anemia. At 62 he had directed the centennial campaign raising 35 million dollars for world mission causes and led foreign missionary work. Born in Farnham Virginia he studied at Randolph Macon College Vanderbilt University and received honorary degrees. He served in Louisville Richmond Portsmouth Nashville and Danville in various pastorates and as general secretary of the laymen's missionary movement.
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Richmond
William Benjamin Beauchamp
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Beauchamp
Baltimore
Virginia
Farnham
Bishop Beauchamp
Randolph-Macon College
Asheland
Vanderbilt University
Southern College
Lakeland
Fla
Louisville
Danville
Portsmouth
Nashville, Tenn
Former athlete hurt in car crash near Graham Sunny
Roy Homewood, a UNC former football and basketball star from Chapel Hill and Burlington, is badly injured in a dawn accident near Graham Sunny. He has a fractured skull and four ribs, with doctors giving a fifty fifty chance of recovery. He left Elizabeth City at 1 am Sunday to visit his mother and there were no witnesses.
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Burlington
N. C
Roy Homewood
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Graham Sunny
Homewood
Elizabeth City
Franklin Man Fatally Injured In Car Plunge
Burt Southard 33 of Franklin, an employee of the state highway department, died after a car driven by Terry Bollick 20 plunged over Buck Creek road cliff. Passenger Barnes clung to shrubbery and survived. Bollick uninjured. No inquest will be held.
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Franklin
N. C
Burt Southard
State Highway Department
Buck Creek Road
Southard
Barnes
Terry Bollick
Bollick
Officers Find Clue In Schreiber Death
Dallas police and county officers pursued a tangible lead in the double homicide of Abe Schreiber and Pauline Corman after a description of an armed masked robber linked to a nearby holdup surfaced. The couple’s bloodstained car was found abandoned in south Dallas and money carried by Schreiber was missing.
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Dallas
Texas
Abe Schreiber
Galveston
Pauline Corman
Schreiber
New Orleans Cotton Prices and Trading Range
The New Orleans cotton market shows open highs lows and closes with prices around 990 to 1118 in listed sessions. Notable entries include 1003 988 1029 1080 1118 reflecting fluctuations, with several close values indicating active trading and price discovery.
Baby trout thrive on milk and orange juice says study
A fragment from a historical page notes a claim that baby trout, like human infants, thrive on milk and orange juice. The text appears to mix stock data and unrelated medical commentary with no clear source or dates.
Backing Little in Quiet Wall Street Trading
The stock market backed up modestly in quiet trading as profits were taken after a seven session rise. Declines of about 2 to 6 points hit many issues including American Telephone U S Steel American Can Kennecott Allied Chemical Eastman Johns Manville Consolidated Gas Union Pacific New York Central and Atchison. European markets showed narrow changes as the session closed.
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New York
Wall Street
Paris
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
American Can
Kennecott
Allied Chemical
Eastman
Johns Manville
Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific
New York Central
Atchison
Major League Leaders Include June 28 Standings
National League leaders show Klein of Philadelphia topping several categories with 92 hits and 60 RBIs aided by Davis 0n 0 the Phillies. Hornsby trails in several power and run categories while pitchers Bush and Derringer post strong marks. American League leaders include Ruth and Gehrig from the Yankees and Cronin and Johnson among the top hitters and Chapman and Grove among the top pitchers with standout records.
Mrs Frances P Newton 80 Dies At Home
Mrs Frances P Newton widow of J O Newton died at her home 303 Ward Street Sunday morning at six o'clock after a period of failing health. She was born in Davidson County to Silas and Deliley Peace and was 80 years, two months and 28 days old. Funeral services were held at Prospect M E Church at 11 o'clock conducted by Rev T B Pierce with interment in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included A S Newton F M Franklin A B Salley Guy Smith J A Varner and W B Hutchens. Flowers were carried by Miss Lanara Salley Miss Lucile Varner Mrs Florence Cash and Mrs Pearl Cooper. Attendants and selections were noted in the service.
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J. O. Newton
Ward Street
Davidson Counter
Silas and
Deliley Peace
Eliza Payne
Elizabeth Swain
Davidson County
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A. B. Salley
Pinehurst
Earl Anderson
High Point
O. B
Arthur Newton
Prospect M. EB
T. B. Pierce
A. S. Newton
Guy Smith
J. A. Varner
W. B. Hutchens
Lanara Salley
Lucile Varner
Florence Cash
Pearl Cooper
Jesus
State to Parole 300 County Convicts Under New Law
Tyre Taylor announced he expects to sign parole or commutation papers for about 300 county inmates serving under 60 days this afternoon or tomorrow. The exact total benefiting from the highway law remains undetermined, as a list is being prepared ahead of the July 1 effective date.
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Raleigh
Tyre
Taylor
Highway Commission
Communists Riot on Berlin Campus
Police dispersed fighting factions at the University of Berlin campus as Nazis and communists clashed. Nazis retreated to an auditorium where Hitler ballads were sung, leading authorities to close the university for the day. A new effort to separate politics from study is planned for tomorrow.
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Berlin
University of Berlin
Hitler
Baseball Roundup Hits and Wins Across Leagues
Rick Ferrell and John Chulte drove in tying and winning runs for the Browns against the Red Sox. Babe Ruth homered and collected three RBIs for the Yankees in a win over the Indians. Mahaffey and Walberg limited the Tigers as the Athletics swept with 9-1 and 5-1 wins. Fothergill drove in the White Sox winner versus the Senators. Lindstrom powered the Giants in the first game of a doubleheader with a homer and three singles against the Reds. Brandt led the Braves to a 9-1 win over the Cubs with 10th victory. Herman and Robins combined for four hits against the Cardinals.
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John Chulte
Browns
Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Indians
Roy Mahaffey
Rube Walberg
Athletics
Tigers
A’s
Bob Fothergill
White Sox
Senators
Fred Lindstrom
Giants
Reds
Ed Brandt
Braves
Cubs
Babe Herman
Robins
Cardinal
Educational Leader Is Claimed By Death
Dr. John Robinson Irwin a 78 year old physician and educational leader in Charlotte died of a heart attack. He served as a past president of the North Carolina Medical Society and as a trustee of Davidson College and Queens College. He graduated from Davidson and the University of Maryland.
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Charlotte
John Robinson Irwin
Irwin
North Carolina Medical Society
Davidson College
Queens College
Davidson
University of Maryland
Bomb explodes at miner's home in St Clairsville
A dynamite bomb blew up under the residence of Harry Blackers, a worker at the Fair Point mine of the Mahan na Coal Company in St Clairsville Ohio early today. Blackers and his family escaped unharmed.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Harry Blackers
Fair Point
Mahanna Coal Company
Blackers
Plane Crashes At Myers Landing Field In Thomasville Crash
Fred Clodfelter a Lexington boy barely escaped injury when the plane he piloted crashed into a tree top during takeoff at Myers landing field near Thomasville. A passenger was unhurt and the aircraft suffered heavy damage with broken propeller and damaged wings and landing gear. Clodfelter had attended aviation school years ago.
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Fred Clodfelter
Lexington
Myers
Lexington Highway
Thomasville
Clodfelter
Police Seek HitandRun Driver In Dual Collisions
In Rocky Mount a suspected black driver linked to two crashes injured three people and later a second collision wounded three others. Jesse L. Thomas, 24, and Fred May, 23, from Norfolk Air Station were hurt in the first crash when a car driven by Henry Forbe of Edgecombe County struck their motorcycle and fractured Thomas's skull. A second vehicle, believed to be the same suspect, struck Webster Joyner, Howard Crusenberry and Edward Register, all residents of Rocky Mount.
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Rocky Mount
Jesse L. Thomas
Norfolk Air Station
Fred May
Norfold
Henry Forbe
Edgecombe County
Thomas
Webster Joyner
Howard M. Crusenberry
Edward Register
Petition To Recall Commissioner To Be Presented
RALEIGH June 29 a recall petition against Carl Williamson the newly elected commissioner of public sanity will be presented tomorrow J B Breece a leading organizer said the petition circulated amid opposition to Williamson for certain appointments made by him
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Raleigh
J. B. Breece
Carl Williamson
Public Sanity
Williamson
Kissing Comes At Five Dollars A Kiss In Court
In Columbia Missouri, Miss Marie Black and John Dolan were fined 85 each after Miss Black admitted kissing Dolan on her front porch. Judge Heyward Brockington suspended the sentence during good behavior.
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Columbia
8. C
Marie Black
John Dolan
Recorder’s Court
Miss Black
Dolan
Heyward Brockington
Equalization Board to Open Meeting in Raleigh
RALEIGH June 29 The state board of equalization will meet here tomorrow to begin allocating teachers to counties under the new school law. Secretary Leroy Martin said it is impossible to estimate the total but he expects the number to be much less than last year.
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Cassell Street
Ray Street
Springheld Avenue
New Fourth Ward School
Atlantic
NCE & Realty CO
Raleigh
State Board of Equalization
Leroy Martin
National Open Starts Thursday Without Jones
The national open championship begins Thursday at Inverness with Bobby Jones absent from the field for the first time in years. Johnny Lehman and Tommy Armour lead a crowded 146-player field as Ryder Cup stars from Britain and abroad enter the 72 hole test with hopes of lightning a new era for American golf.
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Bobby Jones
Jones
Bobby
Invernesa
Inverness
Johnny Lehman
Chicago
Tommy Armour
Detroit
England
America
Henry Cotton
Germany
Percy Allis
France
Aubrey Boomer
Auguste Boyer
Philippines
Laval Mellon Meeting Deliberations On War Debt Talks
Premier Laval held another conference with Andrew Mellon and officials, dictating a press communique as talks reach a delicate stage. A 9:30 p m meeting was set, cabinet advice sought, and Briand Flandin Poncet and Edge present. Two nations Poland and Czechoslovakia backed France’s objections while Rome eyed a possible delay. An invitation for Mussolini and Curtius to Rome was accepted with date to be fixed.
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Laval
Hoover
Elysee Palace
Mellon
M. Laval
Mr. Mellon
United States
Edge
Briand
Flandin
Andre Francois Poncet
Pietri
Chamber of Deputies
M. Francois Poncet
Associated Press
Are
Washington
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France
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Curtius
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Foreign Office
Bootleggers and court actions highlight High Point docket
Judge Lewis M. Teague presided this morning over about 30 dispositions in High Point municipal court. Two bootleggers, David Brown and Charlie Shuford, drew five months on county roads for liquor violations. The session also covered abandonment and non support cases, with judgment reserved for Friday.
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Lewis MM Teague
High Point
David Brown
Charlie Shuford
Robbins
Huseband
James Currie
D. D
Walker
Thomas Davis
John McBride
J. M. Glenn
Henry McNeil
H. T. Robbins
H. B. Crouch
Freeman Preddy
James Tysinger
James Wilson
Albert Jones
L. Jones
W. M. Lassiter
Emma Welborn
L. C. Matton
Frank R. Slate
Phillip Silver
R. C. Loflin
H. B. Raymond
False arrest alleged in city damages claim by Elmer Draughn
Elmer Draughn a former city sanitary department employee filed with City Manager E M Knox a claim for 25000 dollars alleging unlawful arrest. He says officers Batley and Nance in Danville Virginia arrested him without a warrant or capias and brought him to the city jail without bail. He contends the warrant was drawn improperly and a later capias was not served in Alta Vista before his Danville arrest.
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City Sanitary Department
E. M. Knox
Craughn
Danville
Batley
Nance
Alta Vista
Capias
Tear Gas Used By Police To Disperse Striking Miners
Tear gas was deployed by coal and iron police to break up three truck loads of striking miners attempting a parade at Ellsworth, despite governor Pinchot's order to avoid interfering with peaceful gatherings on public roadways. State police declined to aid the violence, citing the order.
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Pittsburgh
Coal and Iron
Ellsworth
Gifford Pinchot
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